some of mayor deblasio's most trusted aids have been subpoenaed. but the top legal council for mayor deblasio has confirmed that subpoena have been issued. according to a leaked memo, investigators are looking into possible fund-raising violations two years ago when the mayor's team tried to help upstate democrats regain control of the state senate. sources say several deblasio intergovernmenta yol affairs, emma wolfe. spokespeople for the mayor says everyone has followed the law. they're cooperating with the investigation. this follows a federal probe into fund-raisers jona rechnitz and jeremy reichberg seen here with former chief banks in the middle. there are allegations that nypd officials were given expensive gifts in exchange for favors from police. the wealthy businessmen have also raised money for mayor deblasio. deblasio has not been personally subpoenaed. he says he follows the rules and he's no law breaker. back to you. >> the mayor has said the policies they put in place were ones pursued by previous mayors and previous times. >> report

mayor deblasio has said it here and other places that he is no law breaker. but the top legal council for mayor deblasio has confirmed that subpoena have been issued. according to a leaked memo, investigators are looking into fundsh-raising violations two years ago when the mayor's team tried to help state democrats gain control of the state senate. sources say several deblasio aides have gotten subpoenas including his director of intergovernmental affairs, emma wolfe. spokespeople for the mayor says everyone has followed the law. they're cooperating with the investigation. this follows a federal probe into fund-raisers jona rechnitz and jeremy reichberg seen here with former chief banks in the there are allegations that nypd officials were given expension gifts. banks has denied wrongdoing. as for the mayor, he himself has not been personally subpoenaed. he has an event later on today. unrelated to this. but, as you know, he'll be asked about this during that question and answer with reporters. back to you. >> katherine creag, thank you. >>> former state sen

but murphy aides say that they suspect that deblasio is still at it, and consultants close to deblasio are working for democrats who want to defeat murphy in november. >> thank you. >>> police say that an armed robber has struck again on long island, and they say what makes the latest hold up so brazen is the time of day. here is hazel sanchez. >> reporter: mohammed describes how the thief carrying a large kitchen knife grabbed more than $400 from his register while terrorizing the lone clerk on duty. >> a guy came in and walked through the door where you are standing, and over there by the register and showed the knife, knife and told her give me all the money. >> reporter: it's the 11th robbery since march where police say that the same thief has targeted convenience stores across the country. the surveillance cameras were broken. cameras on neighboring stores on the turnpike didn't work or were pointed in the wrong direction, and police say that a nearby business captured the new image of the suspect walking in the area before the latest robbery. >> he does wait. he looks around and

to the growing corruption scandal. >> reporter: mayor deblasio rushing to the defense of his advisors and aides and campaign funds for the 2014 senate races. >> a lot of very good people are having their names dragged through the mud over the last few weeks, a lot of people i respect greatly and have worked with for years. that's not right. that's not fair. >> reporter: the mayor hired a lawyer, laurence laufer, who fired off an angry letter to sugar, the chief enforcement council to the state board of elections who charged in a scathing report that team deblasio violented state election laws when it allegedly went to circumvent campaign rules. donors can give only $10300 directly to a candidate but $102,300 to an individual committee. the u.s. attorney and manhattan whether the immediate transfer of funds was legal. >> we obviously received a letter from miss sugarman and the matter is under investigation. >> reporter: laufer's response to the report is it's blatantly political and reflects a shocking lack of understanding or a complete disregarding of the state's election laws. sour

mayor deblasio says neither he or his advisers have done anything wrong. his top aides say they have gotten subpoenas from investigators. the investigation stems from an investigation of seeing whether they helped democrats gain the senate two years ago. >> there is an investigation going on. >> deblasio himself has not been subpoenaed. >>> mayor deblasio says the number of homeless on the streets is down. he took part of the annual count in february. his office found about 2,800 homeless people, 12% less than credits the latest outreach programs but one advocacy group says the count is flawed. >> time is 4:34. weather and traffic on the 4s what round did you go in the draft last night, chris? >> still waiting to be called. you never know, sometime there's ls there's sleepers like me in the draft. we have cloud cover today, even tomorrow morning. it's damp and chilly out there. spotty showers, nothing heavy over the course of the day. there will be several hours where it's not raining at all it stays damp and cool into tonight but improvement for a day. cl

two community act ists are calling for mayor bill deblasio to step down. >> if you say we have a city that e are united, we are not. this city right now is torn apart. >> if you feel and love new york city the way you say you do, would do right by new york city by stepping back. >> board of elections memo obtained by the daily news accuses the deblasio administration of side stepping campaign fund-raising laws to help democrats win the state senate. mayor deblasio maintains his mpaign followed the letter of the law. >>> tomorrow voters go to the polls in connecticut's presidential primary. we are learning of a republican political deal. senator ted cruz and john kasich admit they're teaming up to try to keep donald trump from getting the nomination. the two are divvying up states. kasich is seeking votes in te oregon and new mexico. >> it's a crooked game. folks, it's a rigged system, believe me. >> trump tweeted about the cruz/kasich deal. he called it desperation. polls do show trump leading in connecticut and in tomorrow's pennsylvania primary as well. >>> the latest polls favor hi

the feds are questioning members of the real estate via about donations enlisted by deblasio, and as the feds pay to play investigation proceeds, there is new information about former nypd chief of department phillip banks. financial disclosure forms showed that while he was still in the department he got a payment of between $250,000 and $500,000 from j sr capital from an investment banks made with the businessman saying it was legal and above board. not one single dollar earned by mr. banks while a member of the pd or subsequent to his retire the police commissioner said that although four top commanders have been removed in their post he hasn't ruled out taking additional action. >> the investigation is ongoing. we will have to see where it goes. >> bankers' financial disclosure forms shows he has hundreds of thousands in other investments, mutual funds, an ira and deferred compensation. >> all right. thank you. >>> a rutgers student murdered in his off-campus apartment near the school's newark campus. shani patel was shot and killed and his roommate was also shot, aive but badly

rosanna: have you ever done work for mayor deblasio? >> i did his public advocate campaign. >> now has his people reached out to come in and help? >> no, not really. greg: well, by the way, the letter ins the board of elections, this is the letter that made a lot of news on friday. she details her opinion, her findings, flagrant and willful. she defers to the district attorney. >> correct. >> and you look at this document, a lot of people did, making the headlines and ma are the allegations here? >> they are very serious allegations. don't forget that the chief investigator for the board of elections, state board of appointee and the governor and the mayor are not getting along. >> greg: yes, there is friction and this is all political? >> i don't know if you can say that. they'll look at the allegations and will determine whether there is anything there. rosanna: george, while reading this stuff this weekend, what struck you as being close to home, your experience when serving under mayor ed koch? >> it reminding me of being in the bun

mayor deblasio maintains his campaign followed the letter of the law. >>> a with a tragic loss. a young boy hit and killed when he darted ut into the street. 4-year-old avery lebranch was playing in front of his home in paterson yesterday afternoon. his family said he suddenly ran into the road and that's when he was hit by a passing car and killed. >> he was energetic. he liked spider-man. he enjoyed having fun, playing. he enjoyed playing sports. >> he ust celebrated his fourth birthday. police say the driver was a 69-year-old woman heading home from church. she stayed on the scene and has not been charged. >>> a bronx mother will be sentenced for killing her young children four years ago. 32-year-old lisette bamenga was found guilty in a nonjury trial. prosecutors say he poisoned her son and daughter and drowned them in a bathtub before turning onne the gas. >>> flags flying at half staff in one new jersey township to celebrate one groundbreaking mayor. lizette parker was the first african-american woman to become mayor in bergen county. now teaneck is flying flags at half st

. >> mayor deblasio wants to get out summons. i don't live in the city, he wants us to give out summons. >>> this video was posted to youtube we have learned the traffic officer in the video has been disciplined it is unclear why the driver was pulled over or what the summons was for. according to nypd statistics, unchanged since mayor deblasio campaign has led to a 22% drop in traffic deaths. >>> 6:06, it is sentencing day campaign has led to a 22% drop in traffic deaths. >>> 6:06, it is sentencing day for the west chester county mother who pleaded guilty to charges related to the death of her 6-year-old daughter, kathleen admitted she gave her benadryl and left her in a room with drugs and alcohol. investigators say that carr died after ingesting medication. >>> 6:07. dance instructor faces a judge accused of having a sexual relationship with a student. brian is in an instructor at the latin dance company in bayshore police say he had sexual contact with a 14-year- old girl whom he was instructing, be arraigned on rape charges

. >> mayor deblasio wants to give out summons. him or not this is what he wants, to give out summons. >>> according to nypd statistics moving violations have not drastically changed since mayor bloomburg left office. >>> it is 5:13. bill evans joins us with an accuweather forecast. >>> we have ourselves a wind coming out of the south, rain over spreading the area, 55 degrees, picking up every hour, the pressure has been falling every hour. that lets us know the atmosphere is very unstable. yesterday's high was 65, normal was 60 we're looking at temperatures starting at temperatures warmer than normal 57, right around morristown, 59 around newark and 57. winds out of the south with the southerly wind coming up. pumping out the moisture ahead of the front. advance, down to middlesex county to monmouth county, and on up through the northern hudson river valley coming eastward this rain pushes eastward kind of in this line with the front and then this back edge starts to get through here by lunchtime so far the rainfall amounts this w

deblasio by business owners in new york city. >>> a spokesperson says no action will be taken against them. >>> winds up to 70 miles per hour hammered other parts of the state. in oklahoma, a funnel cloud formed about 90-miles southwest of oklahoma city as night twisters were spotted with a line of thunderstorms. drivers in eastern kansas had to take it slow under heavy downpours in that area. >>> six ticket broker had to pay up for violating scalping laws, eric schneiderman announcing a settlement with 6 brokers worth $2.7 million, started back in january found some firms would scoop up tickets and sell them at inflated value. new information on a man accused of jumping the white

. >>> tonight, mayor deblasio's legal team says things all about politics but sources tell cbs 2 that a decision to start an investigation in the first >> reporter: mayor deblasio announcing the drop in water rates as a drip, drip, drip of a scandal swirls around him as attorneys are probing how he raised funds to flps the 2014 senate race to get his agenda passed. >> we received a letter and the matter is under investigation. of support was sent by the state board of elections saying i believe reasonable cause existeds for a warrant of violation has taken place. it can only be described as wellful and flagrant and that touched off an angry response from the lawyer for deblasio saying their interpretation of the election laws was wrong saying, quote, your memorandum reflects a shocking misunderstanding or a complete disregard of the fundamental understanding of the election laws as probers try to determine if the way the money was raised for the campaign races circumvented the campaign laws. do you think there was a political motivation in leaking this memo to the press? you will get

. >>> the board of directions accusing mayor deblasio's campaign team of breaking the law, and it's all about politics. in a strongly worded letter, the response coming from a report from the new york state of elections. laurence laufer accused the board of, quote, a am shocking lack of understanding. the letter came two days after a memo suggested that the mayor's team side stepped campaign finance laws to support certain democrats for the state senate. it says that money donated directly to political committees who in turn contributory candidates. this violates specific campaign rules. $11,000 in donations. the mayor's campaign lawyer insists laws broken but that the extra is common writing, quote, there is nothing novel about the 2014 democratic party campaign to electric democratic candidates to the state senate other than your attempt to selectively criminalize it. this investigation came after complaints, and some republican leaders believe that the probe is just the beginning of trouble for the deblasio administration. we'll keep you posted on air and online. >>> turning to overs

on friday, mayor deblasio denied they broke the law. was legal and appropriate and careful. and, look, we said from the beginning, if there is any kind of investigation going on, we'll happily participate. we'll support it. >> reporter: the memo also alleges there is reasonable cause for criminal prosecution. and it recommends the case be referred to the manhattan da. both the d.a. and the u.s. attorney are now investigating. we reached out again to the mayor's office. they reiterated everything they did was legal and they will fully cooperate with the investigation. michael george, "today in new york." >>> now to decision 2016. candidates on the road today stumping ahead of tuesday's primaries in five states. on the democratic side, bernie sanders will hold rallies in providence and new haven. hillary clinton will get out the vote in bridgeport. on the republican side, donald trump will visit maryland and ted cruz will be in indiana. today's travels is the latest in bernie sanders is down in the polls but not out of the race. >> because poor people don't vote. that's a fact

deblasio says there are fewer homeless people living on the streets. he went around the city back in february for the annual count. now his office estimates there's about 2,800 homeless people. 12% less than the year before outreach programs but one advocacy group says the count is flawed. >>> you could be one step closer to paying for plastic bags. city council proposing a nickel surcharge, that legislation could pass next week. melissa viverito is on board with the bill. >>> coming up who is asking a judge to have governor christie hand over his phone. >>> and how a group of police officers ended up stuck in an elevator. >>> plus weather and traffic on the fours is coming up. >>> it's 5:13, here's four things to know. police in california arrested about 20 people in violent rally. police here are investigating a suspicious powder sent to trump tower. >>> police in bridgeport worried about an a bduction attempt near the barnum. >> and a heads up for drivers using the tappan zee bridge. beginning tonight only one northbound lane will be open. southboun

he says there are three websites with petitions calling for mayor deblasio to leave office. this weekend we told you about a report claim the mayor violated campaign finance laws in the 2014 state senate races. >> we are concerned that you're leading this city in the wrong direction because you can not honestly represent this city having these criminal investigations on your back. >> mayor deblasio tells a port concerning contributions to his campaign. a spokesperson offered a written comment saying they believe they did nothing illegal. >>> today president obama is expected to announce a plan to send an additional 250 u.s. troops to syria to fight isis joining 50 special operations forces already in the ground. the president is expected to announce his decision during a speech. >>> now to campaign 2016 and donald trump's republican rivals joining forces a last ditch effort to deprive trump of the delegates he needs to win the nomination. cbs 2 reports. >> reporter: the effort to stop donald trump took a new turn sunday night in coordinated statements ted cruz and john kasic

. >>> mayor deblasio unveils a new comprehensive plan to help the city's homeless. after a 90-day review, the mayor said that efforts will be more efficient and effective for finding safe and affordable housing. 15,000 new housing units will be created over 15 years with a renewed effort to identify those living on the street and improve shelter services. but the real goal is prevention. >> we're trying to stop the problem before it happens to >> i am so thankful for this program and for mayor deblasio for his commitment. >> the mayor said there will be increased security at hotel that is house homeless families. the mayor said this will save the city millions. >>> goldman sachs has agreed to a settlement of $2.5 billion in civil penaltys and $1.8 billion to borrowers. >> it's really another major step for the families under the reckless regulation and abusive practices when a relatively small number of financial firms his knee ms. 2008. >> several other banks have reached lawyer deals in recent years. >>> hillary clinton attacking the kink queens. >> she was in the

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mayor deblasio said he has done nothing wrong but senator terrance murphy. s all -- murphy. s all the staffers put on lead. >> like i said in 2014, this was a shakedown by mayor deblasio on business owners in new york city. >> a lot of very good people are having their names dragged through the mud over the last few weeks. that's not right. that's not fair. >> murphy has proposed a bill calling for stiffer penalties for those who break election laws. >>> to campaign 2016 and the race to the white house and five states including connecticut are holding primaries today. in hartford to cast their vote. polls close at 8:00 tonight. and more than 500 delegates are at stake. >>> a shocking discovery in a queen's neighborhood, more than a dozen cars are vandzal -- vandalized, a random attack or targeted? >> and a tiny nestled at the end of a drive but wait until you hear the price. into and we are tracking a few storms out for you. that's coming up. >> and it's another super tuesday. it's all about the delegate account. scott pelley is here. scott? >> reporter: kristine, maurice, g

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we know mayber er mayor deblasio looking at this and the board of investigations look at this. back to you, michael. >> thank you very much. >>> as for the republicans, front-runner donald trump came he captured 61% of the votes in new york state claiming 88 of the 95 delegates up for grabs. john kasich's only win was manhattan, donald trump's home turf. >> we will go into the convention, i think, as the winner. but nobody can take an election away with the way they're doing it in the republican party. >> it looks as though ted cruz may not have gained any new york delegates. he didn't mention trump in his speech but saidethere is nothing new about a politician winning his homestate. skelos s too close to call. chris mcgrath with 53% of the vote. late last night, kaminsky declared victory but mcgrath said the w ner will be known in a couple of days. >>me> democrat alice cancel has won the assembly see the left open by sheldon ?ilver. she did win 41% of the vote there. silver now faces 20 years in prison after being convicted of corruption. >> you can find much more on ouinr web

greg: top aide to mayor deblasio. federal and state probes. >> ted cruz says former ceo thing was a waste of time. >> a foot injury of his own. >> how ironic. it is going to be okay. rosanna: uber. do you use it? now, if you cancel it more than two minutes after you request one, you will be charged $10. you will be charged with that. it is not so easy to deal with uber, by the way. a supercomputer somewhere. a fundraiser. a beautiful facility. >> a very inspiring start. people who also have beautiful stories. >> check this out. lee majors is the actor. you hear about their odds and how they persevere. you can do anything. his mother died at the hands of a drunk driver. it was just an incredible back story. it just came together. though bionic woman. anyway. a great moment. a great show. a great guy. mike: dairy you alive. >> better, stronger, faster. >> it was a great night last night. i don't know what you two are talking about. >> all the people that supported last night. the clouds will be thickening up as time goe

you see, the joke is bill deblasio saying he's late like black people always, are and hillary saying she doesn't want to be president! a ha, i get it! why would you do this, hillary?! this should be so easy. just don't say the things that will lose you the votes! you know you're not a good joke teller, and you're in the midst of a controversy involving a comment about black people and, still, you choose to make that joke? that's like if the governor of michigan was going around flint telling water jokes -- i'll have a mountain dew, i'm trying to stay healthy, ha ha ha ha ha! no! in hillary's defense, whoever put that video together didn't do her a favor. you have to cut away to the black people in the crowd to show they aren't offended like this. >> sorry, hillary. i was running on cp time. >> i don't -- i don't like jokes like that, bill. >> cautious politician time. (laughter) (applause) >> trevor: oh, damn! that's how you do it. when you're saying things that make black people laugh, it's impossible to look bad. that's how it works. now, i can see how people would be saying, hey,

the mayor deblasio whose wrif is black says anyone upset by the joke clearly missed the joke. so far no response from clinton. >> i love how we had to explain what that meant. the other big story happening right now, the south taking a pounding from severe storms as the system moved through north texas. the region saw large, damaging hail and very strong winds. some of the hailstones were the size of softballs. one town's 911 system was overwhelmed by all the emergency calls. some schools are closed today and forecasters say there northern texas and louisiana. let's look at the radar. the thunderstorms are now shifting into the southeast on the radar, you can seats heavy downpours in mississippi and alabama, as well. isolated tornados are also possible there today. >>> police at the u.s. capitol can expect another busy day today due to planned protests. a coalition of groups calling itself democracy spring marches and clanted its way to the capitol yesterday. protests are demanding big money be removed from politics and also claim state voter i.d. laws are suppressing voter pa

. >>> in addition to trump's rally, mayor deblasio was holding a rally in lower manhattan as she cal pains in pennsylvania. chris and mary? >>> thank you. let's get to traffic and weather on the 2's at 5:02. >>> we're going to see slightly better conditions over all with numbers up a bit and the wind down a bit, feels better still below in the city, 31 degrees with clouds filling in that's the order of the day you see clouds in the increase during the day and more vigorous and organized system will be the hallmark. out the door, feel like 30. that's still below freezing so still jacket weather, lunchtime readings in the 40s still feel like the mid-30s with less for a high at least is a little closer to normal. still on average 5010 degrees cooler than it should be, if you want to save some time, kyla is in for alex. >> we'll get you ahead of any of the problems out there we start in brooklyn where we have park side avenue closed due to fire department clean up. we have the same story at dekalb avenue, closed between bushwick and wood ward avenues. we take a look at the queens midtown

. >> mayor deblasio clapping up a storm at the latino action center in the bronx as he stands at the center of the storm, in review of the fund raising activities by the feds. >>> the u.s. attorney seems to be asking some of the same questions that government groups have been asking about fund raising activities. i wonder how you feel about the fact that the u.s. attorney put your fund raising under a microscope. >>> i have no evidence we have gotten no inquiry, no one associated with me has gotten any inquiry, i just can't comment on something i have no specifics on. >>> real estate is being questioned by the attorney. >>> i respect your reporting but we've gotten no indication of that. until we have something specific to respond to there is nothing to respond to. >>> the probe into how deblasio connects donations reportedly investigation centered on two businessmen with ties to the mayor. >>> jeremy on the left, jonah on the right. both served on the inaugural committee either donated or raised money for him. cbs 2 reporter last friday, sources say the feds are questioning members

. >>> mayor deblasio, hop aides, they are now under scuteny under investigation for funding money. accused of directing $50,000 in a reportedly questionable contribution to todd kaminsky. >> can you say, pay to play? like i said in 2014, this was a shake-down by mayor bill deblasio by business owners in new york city. >>> a spokesperson says no action will be taken against them. >>> winds up to 70 miles per hour hammered other parts of the state. in oklahoma, a funnel cloud formed about 90-miles southwest of oklahoma city as night twisters were spotted with a line of thunderstorms. drivers in eastern kansas had to take it slow under heavy downpours in that area. >>> six ticket broker had to pay up for violating scalping laws, eric schneiderman announcing a settlement with 6 brokers worth $2.7 million, started back in january found some firms would scoop up tickets and sell them at inflated value. new information on a man accused of jumping the white house fence yesterday afternoon investigators say the suspect seen here on a stretch didn't realize his exact location, apparently try

there is a pushback from one of the lawyers associated with deblasio. i don't know. it is complicated. rosanna: in the meantime, friday, we had a lovely day, we went to nassau county. greg: yes, the council gets together and once a year has a beautiful lunch. and watching for fair and balance. rosanna: we gave awards and celebrated ernie and byron. there is lew there as well. greg: the boss of the station. it is our job to present to a couple of awards to the deserving superior nalists from long island. it was a banquet. we wanted to mix it up. we wrote something. we killed, rosanna. rosanna: well the jury is out on this one. greg: take a listen. greg: there is inside stuff there. rosanna: i was getting into the act. greg: bottom line, we rapped instead of reading the script. rosanna: it was fun, amusing. we had a lot of selfies after the awards. greg: one more time... all right. it rhymed. a lot of inside jokes. one more time here... man scape rhymes with land scape. maybe you had to be there. rosanna: now listening to it again, you had to be there. any way, it was

. >> i can't believe i'm defending deblasio. >> bergen county public safety director is under investigationor trying to do a favor for a friend. >> go over there for me. >> am a little -- >> the sheriff's office says he interrupted a deputy four times while his body was pulled over, arrested command issued a summons for dwi. >> registered. >> on the video rivera offers to drive his friends car when the deputy reminds them of john's law prohibiting a person suspected being under the influence of having access to a car for 12 hours. tells the deputy he was undersheriff for six years. >> share for six years. >> i spoke with councilman who served as active mayor and on the police force for nearly four decades. he was under rivera and he showed me multiple articles where he call them out for abusing his power and says he is certainly not surprised by this most recent incident. >> no rules and regulations. ralph rivera at his best. >> i attempted to reach them. went up to his home, knocked on his door. it appeared that no one was home. while he may not be an office rightin office right now he is

>> and i can't solve the problem of left wing democratic politicians like cuomo and bill deblasio. >> by the way, we call him comrade deblasio on this show. >> but what i can do is reduce the burdens of washington that are hammering small businesses so washington isn't making it harder and here in new york we will see jobs coming back from mexico, jobs coming back from china. see manufacturing jobs coming back to the state of new york. >> it's 62 cents of every dollar if you don't have the corporation and the tax benefits. all right. we are in binghamton, new york. just getting things started. are you having a good time? all right. we'll continue with candidate ted cruz. he's with us for the hour. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain,

neil: she threw deblasio under the bus. >> i will defer to him. right.retary of state hillary clinton and now democratic front-runner, the sentiment is there. i haven't seen in her 20 plus years her preflight and the sentiment in around. neil: you might want to talk to her husband. a couple weeks ago the blacklist matter by telling the court cases. >> that's the thing -- neil: he was just hanging you are not going to get this going. >> yeah, the sentiment was true. the messenger becomes the issue. that's politics. this has been not a mystery. the black vote of come out for hillary clinton. some of these other regions. neil: the black lives matter crowd. >> we are not all the same. it's really nice that way. i know politically speaking you asked why build out the back she cannot afford to alienate black voters. she can do it because she started struggling with young voters. the black vote is something that is very solid for her. neil: i've been reading and say may be taken out of multiples to the convention because the general election would be more fact

. >> clinton has denied any wrong doing as for her campaigning later today actually mayor deblasio, she is in pennsylvania, he will be holding a rally for her in lower manhattan this evening. mary, over to you. stay with cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com for campaign 2016 and the new york primary. >>> a hunt is on the way for the bronx accused in a string of robbery, this video of mark wiggins investigator says he struck at least 6 times in the section one attempted robbery on monday. allegedly stolen thousands of dollars worth of electronics, clothing and accessories. >>> a city council meets on a vote to control costume characters and other pan land lers. give the department of transportation power to designate pedestrians and restrict the characters and painted ladies to specific zones. there have been growing complaints, though opponents of the measure say the vast majority of the characters don't cause any trouble. >>> a scary incident a school bus burst into flames on long island at 7:30, the bus was traveling on merick and kirkwood avenues when i broke bus when it caught fire and no word

>> and i can't solve the problem of left wing democratic politicians like cuomo and bill deblasio. >> by the way, we call him comrade deblasio on this show. >> but what i can do is reduce the burdens of washington that are hammering small businesses so washington isn't making it harder and here in new york we will see jobs coming back from mexico, jobs coming back from china. see manufacturing jobs coming back to the state of new york. >> it's 62 cents of every dollar if you don't have the corporation and the tax benefits. all right. we are in binghamton, new york. just getting things started. are you having a good time? all right. we'll continue with candidate ted cruz. he's with us for the hour. also get some audience questions and much more straight ahead. americans... ... 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's gummies. complete with key nutrients we may need... ...plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one a day vitacraves gummies. illuminates skin with pearl optics science. you

. >>> coming up, new york mayor bill deblasio investigated, how possible campaign violations from two years ago are haunting him today. >>> later many of us can call the sights and sound of going down the shore a yearly tradition, right. but there is one thing you may not see on the boardwalk this year. >> the tram car? beautiful. gorgeous. 6:13. >> pennsylvania state congressional candidates talks about his horrifying ordeal after witnessing the murder of a man in the middle of the day. >> officers quickly arrived on the scene, right after a gunman shot and killed, the 21 year-old man in cedar brook, sunday afternoon. it happened moments after the victim spoke to candidate chris rob, about helping his campaign, for the house of representatives. so, rob tells us that the execution style murder will haunt him for the rest of his life. >> when you see a young man, not a cardboard charge for not the a stereotype, but real human being flesh and blood, his name and phone number were in my friend's phone. >> investigators suspect murder is gang related because a second man was shot to death

>> and i can't solve the problem of left wing democratic politicians like cuomo and bill deblasio. >> by the way, we call him comrade deblasio on this show. >> but what i can do is reduce the burdens of washington that are hammering small businesses so washington isn't making it harder and here in new york we will see jobs coming back from mexico, jobs coming back from china. see manufacturing jobs coming back to the state of new york. >> it's 62 cents of every dollar if you don't have the corporation and the tax benefits. all right. we are in binghamton, new york. just getting things started. are you having a good time? all right. we'll continue with candidate ted cruz. ted cruz. he's with us my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? [ boss ] it is a very smart plan. so we're all on board? [ paul ] no. this is a stupid plan. hate drama? go to cars.com. research. price. find

mayor deblasio said he is troubled by the incidents. when you take a look at the photo that was confiscated, you can see why. students at the high school for fashion industries, stunned to see this photo obtained exclusively by eyewitness news, showing a meat cleaver and a razor confiscated last month by school safety officers. this one seems to have gone without mention. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: what do you think of that? would go to that extent of violence. >> reporter: according to a written report given to us by the school safety officer's union., it took three agents to restrain a female student who was, quote, kicking and punching, and only after she was handcuffed was the cleaver pulled in her backpack. >> we don't know if the student was arrested or if the incident was reported. our members feel safe when they are in control. right now, they are not in control. >> reporter: we know there were several troubling cases, this knife recovered in a school in the bronx last week and guns from schools in manhattan and queens. this is a

>> yes, and we have no information about an investigation on our end to ben with. >> mayor deblasio, thank you for coming on. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we return, can the party take the nomination away from donald trump and ted cruz? if they did, where would the conservative base go. >>> and later, for years, presidents have been racing at the washington nationals game. guess what, there is a new president in town this year who will be racing it's not an anti-aging face cream. it's realizing beauty doesn't stop at my chin. roc©'s formula adapts to delicate skin areas. my fine lines here? visibly reduced in 4 weeks. chest, neck & face cream from roc.© methods, not miracles. >>> today's data download, we're going to look at the republican delegate fight now that ted kru has won a majority of the delegates in wisconsin and colorado this week. where does that leave donald trump in his path to the nomination? well, that's what we're going to try to show you here. first, here's the most updated delegate count. as you know the magic number is 1237. so we're going to show you how donald

reporter: mayor deblasio says people are making much ado about nothing. the tabloids are going crazy with bill deblasio being under investigation for campaign contributions. you remember the fox poll had clinton up 16 points. the fox poll, she is up by 14 points. this is becoming a must-win for her because of all these victories we see bernie sanders piling up. today is the first anniversary of hillary clinton getting into this race. they did not believe inside the clinton campaign that they would be dealing with bernie sanders. they not they would have this wrapped up. what a ride it's been for a year. bill: not a lot of good judgment on that joke. the democratic candidates battling it for new york and it's turning ugly. >> secretary clinton has given a number of speeches on wall street. she gets 250,000 dollars per speech it must be a brilliant earth-shattering speech. bill: are the attacks having an impact? the top democratic lawmaker weighs in. martha: 400 protesters arrested in washington. what brought them to the steps of our national capitol? bill:

deblasio in his first weeks in office, goes to harlem and tries to shut down chattered schools. there was a moment that illustrated the left-wing democratic values perhaps better than any other and it was when the brave men and women of the nypd stood up and turned their back on bill deblasio. >> senator. >> millions of us here along with those heroes who risked their lives every day because we're tired of politicians, whether it's deblasio or obama or hillary clinton, who over and over and over side with the criminals and the looters rather than the people risking their lives to keep you safe. >> you know that phrase has hurt you? >> i knew it hurt me with the media. but i will say if there ever poll among the media i will have done something profoundly wrong. >>> we have todd calongne. he's undecided but leaning toward donald trump. what is your question for the senator? >> i'm a life long republican. i have been married to my husband for two years now. my question is, i noticed a lot of religious freedom laws and somewhat institutionalized discrimination laws happening around

mayor deblasio, thank you for coming on. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we return, can the party take the nomination away from donald trump and ted cruz? if they did, where would the conservative base go. >>> and later, for years, presidents have been racing at the washington nationals game. guess what, there is a new president in town this year who will be racing will you watch?! do you have the courage to stay up all night? because this is our time! the greatest tv week of our lives! ladies and gentlemen, in the business of binge-watching, sleep is for the week! so i want you ready to order takeout, every single night! now are you with me? to awesomeness! to watchathon!! big is back. xfinity watchathon week starts april 18. the greatest collection of shows free with xfinity on demand. >>> today's data download, we're going to look at the republican delegate fight now that ted kru has won a majority of the delegates in wisconsin and colorado this week. where does that leave donald trump in his path to the nomination? well, that's what we're going to try to show you here. first, here'

people like mayor bill deblasio and mayor cuomo who has funded them all. >> despite the rocky start, ted cruz campaigns there again today at an matzo factory and donald trump has no planned events. in washington, megan hughes, channel 6 "action news." >> back here governor tom wolf is sounding the call for reform today, he pitched his government that works reform in abington this morning. he says the people need a government they with trust and without it progress can't be made. >> we want talented people to come and serve the people in harrisburg, we want them to come for the right reasons and when they come we want them to serve the people in harrisburg and not other interests. wolf wants greater prance parentsy when it comes to campaign contributions. >>> the archdiocese of philadelphia is marking national child abuse prevention month, more than 100 students from the archdiocese joined bishop chaput for the event and they held pinwheels as part of a move called pinwheels for prevention, they will be displayed for the entire month of april. >> more ahead on "action news" at 12:30,